Creating supply chain relational capital: the impact of formal and informal socialization processes

Article Abstract:

The development of a structural equation model, to examine the impact of socialization on the creation of relational capital during supply chain management in the United Kingdom and the United States, is described.

United Kingdom, Usage, Economic aspects, Demographic aspects, Socialization, Econometric models

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The relationships between supplier development, commitment, social capital accumulation and performance improvement

Article Abstract:

The ability of firms in developing social capital and relations with suppliers to ensure efficient supply chain management is discussed.

General services, Venture Analysis, Infrastructure (Economics), Business enterprises

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The implications of socialization and integration in supply chain management

Article Abstract:

Resource-based analysis of relationship between socialization and supply integration, as part of supply chain analysis, is presented.

Analysis, Supply chains

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